RWSA to get report on January malfunction at sewer pump station
The meeting can be viewed remotely via Zoom and begins at 2:15 p.m.
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City Council to amend and update the city’s stormwater utility program
Tonight, City Council will re-adopt the stormwater utility program, endorse a strategic plan for Charlottesville Area Transit, and take action on a lot of other things. Read this summary to learn more.
Charlottesville City Council to review “The State of Homelessness” at work session
Homelessness services will be the sole topic of the 4 p.m. work session which can be viewed online live or after the fact.
Albemarle and Charlottesville economic development authorities to hold joint meeting
A preview of a joint meeting by two appointed bodies that have the power to finance projects through a variety of different mechanisms.
Greene Supervisors to meet with Planning Commission to discuss flex/tech zoning
What did the elected officials mean when they said they wanted a review of data centers, solar regulations, and a potential technology district? There’s a conversation today at 4:30. p.m.
Berkley Group to present recommendations for how to turn Nelson’s new Comprehensive Plan into the county’s new zoning code
While Comprehensive Plans are aspirational, zoning codes are binding instructional manuals that say what can happen. Nelson Supervisors will also select what transportation project to apply for this year.
UVA Board of Visitors to meet today with routine leadership discussion and closed session on agenda
The Board of Visitors will tour the new football operations center after a closed session on leadership.
Albemarle Supervisors to consider $2.94 million in requests from Habitat for Southwood, rezoning for 410-unit Holly Hills community
A preview of what’s happening at the June 5, 2024 meeting of the Albemarle Board of Supervisors.
Public hearing in Louisa on further reducing cap on land available for utility scale solar projects
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors have a full agenda this evening with public hearings on election precinct changes, a further reduction of land available for solar, and lots of changes to the land use regulations to allow or prohibit new uses.
Public hearing on Charlottesville enacting a $340 connection fee to natural gas
There are public hearings on water, sewer, and natural gas rate increases. But that’s not all! This newsletter documents most of what is on the agenda for tonight’s regular meeting of Charlottesville City Council.